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Professor Seungho Choi's research lab specializes in strategic management and competitive dynamics within high-technology and financial industries, with a focus on innovation, digital transformation, and firm performance. The lab investigates how firms leverage knowledge, navigate coopetition, and respond strategically to environmental changes—particularly in aerospace, banking, and semiconductor industries. Key research directions include knowledge integration in mergers and acquisitions, digital innovation in financial services, and strategic philanthropy as a competitive tool.
Professor Jong-Man Kang's research lab specializes in perioperative medicine, with a focus on anesthetic management in patients with complex medical conditions such as Huntington’s disease and ankylosing spondylitis with limited mouth opening. The lab investigates airway management challenges, patient safety, and the integration of advanced monitoring technologies in surgical settings. It also explores the role of anesthesiologists in antibiotic stewardship and the development of telemedicine-enabled health monitoring devices for real-time clinical decision support.
Professor Haksoo Ko's research lab specializes in the intersection of law, technology, and data science, with a strong focus on data privacy, artificial intelligence governance, and regulatory frameworks in digital economies. The lab investigates the legal and ethical implications of machine learning and big data, particularly in Asian contexts, including South Korea’s evolving data protection regime and the impact of algorithmic decision-making on discrimination. It also conducts empirical studies on data collection practices in digital platforms, including cookies and mobile app data harvesting, to inform policy and legal reform.
Professor Hong, Yun Ji's research lab specializes in molecular diagnostics and infectious disease biomarker discovery, with a strong focus on developing and validating advanced molecular assays for viral, fungal, and parasitic infections. The lab employs next-generation sequencing, real-time PCR, and immunoassays to improve pathogen detection, differentiation, and serological correlation, particularly for emerging and re-emerging infections such as SARS-CoV-2, herpesviruses, and malaria. A key research direction involves translating molecular diagnostics into clinical practice through robust, high-throughput methods with clinical validation in diverse patient populations.
Professor Cheol-young Kim's research lab focuses on the intersection of biochemistry and antimicrobial innovation, particularly exploring amino acid derivatives of Monascus pigments for enhanced antimicrobial activity. The lab also investigates institutional design in legal systems, emphasizing decision-making accuracy, information acquisition, and the role of expert advice in adversarial and inquisitorial frameworks. Research spans both biotechnological applications and theoretical models of legal institutions, integrating empirical microbiology with economic and game-theoretic analysis of legal processes.
Professor Geunjoo Lee's research lab specializes in public administration and public service motivation (PSM), focusing on employee motivation, public sector performance, and human resource management in government organizations. The lab investigates how intrinsic and extrinsic motivators—such as public service motivation, recognition, job satisfaction, and organizational experiences—affect employee outcomes like performance, retention, and organizational commitment. It also explores policy interventions, including stipend-based volunteering, parental leave systems, and reward systems, to enhance public service effectiveness and equity.
Professor Eun, Seok Chan's research lab specializes in advanced reconstructive surgery and regenerative medicine, with a focus on innovative tissue engineering and microsurgical techniques. The lab investigates the use of autologous and allogeneic stem cells for tissue regeneration, particularly in plastic and maxillofacial reconstruction. Key research directions include the application of chondro-osseous rib grafts, lateral arm flaps, and costochondral grafts for complex craniofacial defects, as well as the development of animal models for facial composite tissue allotransplantation. The lab emphasizes functional and aesthetic outcomes in trauma, congenital, and post-surgical reconstructions.
Professor Ju-Hee Lim's research lab focuses on neonatal and pediatric health, with a strong emphasis on improving outcomes for preterm and low-birth-weight infants. Key research directions include congenital syphilis epidemiology, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy management, and neuroregenerative therapies for spinal cord injury. The lab also investigates nutritional and developmental factors affecting growth in vulnerable newborns, as well as non-pharmacological interventions like Kangaroo Mother Care for preterm infants.
Professor Jong Hun Baek's research lab specializes in orthopedic surgery and regenerative medicine, with a primary focus on joint and soft tissue repair in elderly and adult populations. The lab investigates clinical and structural outcomes following arthroscopic and implant-based procedures, including rotator cuff repair, microfracture for osteochondral lesions, total hip and knee arthroplasty, and syndesmotic fixation. Key research directions include implant design compatibility, long-term functional recovery, and the biomechanical integrity of fixation techniques using advanced imaging and outcome assessments.
Professor Jaeyun Ahn's research lab specializes in statistical and actuarial modeling with a focus on high-dimensional data analysis and collective risk modeling in insurance and finance. The lab investigates geometric properties of high-dimensional, low-sample-size data, develops advanced discriminant analysis methods for such settings, and designs flexible statistical models to capture dependence between claim frequency and severity in insurance ratemaking. A key emphasis is on improving predictive accuracy through dynamic and correlated random effects models, copula-based dependence structures, and robust estimation of risk measures like Value at Risk and Conditional Tail Expectation.
Professor Hong-Il Yoon's research lab specializes in high-performance, area- and energy-efficient digital signal processing and memory systems for mobile and wireless communication applications. The lab focuses on advanced signal processing architectures, including FFT algorithms, MIMO-OFDM baseband processors, and error correction coding for reliable data transmission. It also explores low-power memory design and virtual cache optimization to enhance system performance in mobile computing environments. The lab's work bridges theoretical innovation with practical implementation, emphasizing real-world efficiency and scalability in next-generation mobile systems.
Professor Yeong Seob Ha's research lab specializes in institutional analysis, with a focus on the dynamics of policy ideas, institutional change, and the interplay between structure, agency, and cognition in public policy. The lab explores how institutional frameworks—particularly in education, immigration, and economic development—shape policy outcomes through the lens of historical institutionalism and rational choice institutionalism. It also investigates the role of media, discourse, and societal pressures in shaping policy agendas and institutional diffusion, especially in the context of global policy trends like neoliberalism and international student mobility.
Professor Ha-Rim Jeong's research lab focuses on translational epigenetics and immunology in hematological malignancies, particularly acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and multiple myeloma. The lab investigates epigenetic regulators such as G9a and ULK1 as novel therapeutic targets, with an emphasis on leukemia stem cells and resistance mechanisms. It also explores the tumor microenvironment, especially the role of natural killer cells and myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSCs), in modulating anti-tumor immunity and response to immunotherapies like daratumumab. The lab integrates single-cell genomics, functional immunophenotyping, and preclinical models to identify biomarkers and develop precision treatment strategies for older AML patients.
Professor Ji-Hoo Kim's research lab specializes in advanced wireless power transfer (WPT) technologies, focusing on innovative coil designs, magnetic field manipulation, and high-efficiency power delivery systems for diverse applications. The lab explores ultra-wideband and multi-band antenna design, magnetic field focusing techniques, and coreless power transfer systems to enable efficient, safe, and flexible energy transmission. Key research directions include omnidirectional WPT, frequency-tolerant systems, and integration with standards such as SAE J2954 for electric vehicles and wireless charging infrastructure. The lab emphasizes practical, scalable solutions for real-world deployment in electric transportation and IoT sensor networks.
Professor Young-Hwan Oh's research lab specializes in speech signal processing, with a focus on speech emotion recognition, voice conversion, blind source separation, and robust speech recognition in noisy environments. The lab develops advanced machine learning and statistical models—such as hidden Markov models, independent component analysis, and trajectory-based feature modeling—to address challenges in speaker characterization, acoustic feature representation, and source separation from single-channel recordings. Key research directions include modeling speaker dynamics, enhancing speech recognition robustness under degradation, and designing efficient, statistically optimal basis functions for speech features.
Professor Jung Wook Lee's research lab specializes in advanced materials and biomedical engineering, with a focus on developing functional hydrogels through metal–catechol coordination for tissue engineering and drug delivery. The lab also pioneers surface engineering techniques for creating multicomponent gradient surfaces using controlled chemical transformations, enabling precise biomolecular patterning. In parallel, the lab addresses pressing societal challenges through data science, particularly in detecting fake news during public health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the lab contributes to signal processing by designing robust speech enhancement algorithms for noisy environments, especially in real-world acoustic conditions.
Professor Hye Won Jeon's research lab specializes in reproductive medicine and regenerative biology, focusing on the biological properties of stem cells derived from Wharton’s jelly and their potential in tissue engineering and regenerative therapies. The lab investigates molecular mechanisms underlying gynecological pathologies such as endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and endometrial carcinoma, with particular emphasis on miRNA profiling and biomarker discovery. Clinical research is also a key component, exploring predictive imaging markers for surgical intervention in hemoperitoneum and assessing the impact of endometriosis on pregnancy outcomes.
Professor Eun Joo Kim's research lab focuses on the intersection of microbiology, metabolomics, and translational health sciences, with a strong emphasis on understanding the gut microbiota-metabolite interactions in metabolic diseases such as obesity. The lab employs multi-omics approaches—including 16S rRNA sequencing and GC-MS metabolomics—to dissect microbial and metabolic changes induced by dietary and environmental factors. A key research direction involves evaluating the therapeutic potential of functional microbes, such as those from kimchi, in modulating host metabolism and gut health. The lab also applies machine learning techniques to biomedical text mining, enhancing the accuracy of named entity recognition in electronic medical records for improved disease surveillance and clinical data analysis.
Professor Dae Young Yoo's research lab specializes in polymer chemistry and materials science, with a focus on the synthesis, characterization, and application of organosilicon polymers such as poly(methylsilsesquioxane) and polyalkylsilsesquioxanes. The lab investigates molecular-level polymerization mechanisms, microstructure-property relationships, and the development of advanced functional materials through controlled sol-gel processes. Additionally, the lab explores the biological and neurobehavioral impacts of environmental chemicals and nutritional factors, linking molecular-level changes to cognitive and neurological outcomes in preclinical models.
Professor Sukyung Park's research lab focuses on improving the quality of life and social inclusion of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), with a particular emphasis on aging, community integration, and psychosocial well-being. The lab investigates critical life transitions—such as aging in families, independent living, and employment—through mixed-methods and user-centered approaches, including Living Lab methodologies. Key research directions include the impact of social support, discrimination, and life satisfaction, as well as the development of person-centered interventions and community-based support systems.
